Ten Most Asked Questions About Zoom-2 Teeth Whitening System

1. What is Zoom teeth whitening procedure?

Zoom-2 tooth whitening is a medical procedure which results in the change of natural color of teeth in the lighter shade direction. As a result of special gel impact on the teeth, activated by certain length light, active oxygen releases. Oxygen penetrates into the depth of the tooth and breaks down the pigment, thus lightening the tooth.

2. Is Zoom teeth whitening safe for teeth enamel?

Definitely yes! In-depth research and independent clinical tests conducted in the U.S. and other countries have shown that Zoom teeth whitening is not only absolutely safe for health, but also helps to strengthen tooth enamel due to the complex of micro-elements.

3. How does the color of the tooth change thanks to Zoom?

Bleaching occurs due to the splitting of dentin pigment under the influence of oxygen extracted from the bleaching gel. The gel is applied to the teeth and activated by a special lamp.

4. How Zoom in-office teeth whitening works?

Zoom Whitening procedure begins with determining your teeth color and oral examination. After that, gums being insulate with special material to prevent the whitening gel from getting on your gums. Then the tooth surface is covered with a special gel, which is activated by a lamp with a given wavelength of light.

The session lasts 15 minutes, and then they remove the gel and apply to the teeth a special fluoride-containing drug, which carries out the filling of enamel with fluoride. Application lasts for 10-15 minutes and then the session of bleaching continues.

Dentists usually make 3 or 4 of such sessions, depending on the color of the teeth and the patient’s wishes. In general, the procedure itself lasts about two hours. At the end of the procedure the gel with fluoride is applied for 10-15 minutes.

5. How unpleasant or painful Zoom teeth whitening procedure is?

The Zoom teeth whitening procedure is not painful, but there may be discomfort associated with teeth sensitivity due to to thermal stimuli at the end of the whitening procedure. Usually teeth sensitivity ends within a day after the whitening procedure.

6. How long do the whitening results last after Zoom whitening?

The results of Zoom-2 tooth whitening last long enough; it depends on the level of oral hygiene and may last from 3 to 7 years. However, if you use Zoom-2 home system to maintain the result, the effect will last for much longer period.

7. Are there any restrictions after Zoom bleaching?

In the tooth whitening process your teeth lose a small amount of moisture, and after bleaching they intensively absorb moisture for 48 hours. Therefore it is recommended to limit products consumption that can stain teeth for this period, namely: coffee, tea, cola, berry pies, red wine, soy sauce, red sauce, ketchup and of course tobacco. These 48 hours are crucial in achieving maximum results from Zoom teeth whitening.

8. Who should not use Zoom teeth whitening system?

Zoom teeth procedure is contraindicated for pregnant or lactating women, children under 14 years, patients with increased sensitivity to light, and those receiving photochemotherapy. Do not also carry Zoom teeth whitening in patients with melanoma and other skin cancers.

9. How to extend teeth brightness after Zoom teeth whitening?

To extend the whiteness of your teeth, you should: give up habits which darken your teeth, use ultrasonic toothbrush regularly for cleaning teeth, at least once every six months take the procedure of professional cleaning at the dentist, carefully follow good oral hygiene, including thorough cleaning of the teeth, cheeks, tongue brushing and flossing. Use special cleaning teeth toothpaste with whitening effect. Periodically use home Zoom-2 system to maintain the state of teeth.

10. What are Zoom-2 differences from other teeth whitening systems?

Revolutionary Zoom-2 teeth whitening system not only brings no harm to the enamel of your teeth, but also strengthens their hardness at 25-37%. This is due to the presence of the ACP gel to whiten your teeth.

ACP – amorphous calcium phosphate – is a substance that fills the micro-cracks and small defects on the surface of the tooth enamel and instantly becomes a structural component of enamel – hydroxyapatite. Thus, there is increased strength and hardness of tooth enamel in the process of whitening.